‘Is there something wrong with me being white?’ Judith Collins pushes back over race relations questions. Video / Supplied

Nikki Kaye wrongly said Finance spokesman Paul Goldsmith was Māori. Video / Audrey Young

Tāmaki Makaurau Māori are the inaugural winners of NZC Māori national tournament in Whangārei. Video / Māori TV

Focus: A marae setup a drive-thru food bank for those in need during lockdown. Video / Michael Craig

Focus Live: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern refuses to discuss speculation of Government loan for Ihumātao. Video / Mark Mitchell

Haka outside Ihumātao site where an announcement on the land’s future is being promised before Waitangi Day. Video / Michael Sergel

Jason Derulo reveals he got a Tā moko after performing at Friday Jams Live. Video / ZM

Ihumātao activist Pania Newton put her law career on hold in her determination to protect the land. Video / Jason Oxenham

Focus Live Earlier: Dame Jenny Shipley defends Endeavour replica’s Gisborne arrival, despite protests.

Focus Live Earlier: Mana whenua reach decision on Ihumātao land.

Ancestry Iwi - Maori Language Week.

He Hekenga Tūhura - The last interview of master waka carver and celestial navigator Sir Hector Busby. Video / Loading Docs

Focus: Ihumātao protesters have called for a "national day of action" and gather outside Parliament. Video / Mark Mitchell

The Ihumātao tension ends dramatically on Monday while protesters picket outside the Fletcher Building in Penrose the following morning.

Focus: Government told to set up separate Māori health agency. Video / Leon Menzies

Young vandals have been forced to get down on their hands and knees to scrub up the mess.

The kapa haka festival Te Matatini is lighting up Wellington.

John Tamihere: Talks Māori King Movement and Kīngitanga.

Maori roll or general roll?. / Maori Option

Jacinda Ardern welcomed aboard waka Te Tairawhiti - built to be a floating classroom and in operation for this year.

Quinton Hita talks about Te Reo. / Greg Bowker

Waka rider, Bubbles Clifford talks about the Tāmaki Herenga Waka Festival, Auckland. / Michael Craig

PM Jacinda Ardern, James Shaw, and Bill English speak at Ratana.

Bill English speaks about the Ratana movement.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is the fifth Labour leader to present herself at Ratana Pa in nine years.

The Maori King, Kingi Tuheitia is welcomed to Ratana Marae as centenary celebrations kick off.

A devastated Māori Party after failing to get back into Parliament